Piyush Mishra Recalls Confessing Extra-Marital Affairs To Wife Priya, Dealing With Alcoholism: I Did Wrong...

Indian actor Piyush Mishra, in a recent conversation, made candid revelations about his bond with wife Priya Narayanan. He spoke openly about being unfaithful in the past and confessed that he had admitted

everything to her early on. Recalling her compassionate response, Mishra shared that Priya told him, ‘Koi baat nahi. Tumne kuch galtiyan ki, kuch maine,’ which deeply calmed him and brought him peace. Calling honesty essential, the actor said telling her the truth helped ‘wash away my sins.’ During the interaction, Mishra also shed light on his struggle with alcoholism, admitting that despite attempts to control it, it remains the ‘biggest regret’ of his life. For the unversed, Piyush married Priya in 1995, and the couple has stood by each other through life’s toughest phases ever since.

Piyush Mishra on confessing affairs to his wife

While speaking to Hindustan Times, Piyush Mishra opened up about his extra-marital affairs and confessing everything to his wife. He shared that coming clean brought him peace, and his wife responded with great understanding. "If you have confessed to your wife, it is a big deal. I had a storm brewing inside me before I told my wife everything, and when I told her everything, it calmed down. My wife understood and told me, 'Koi baat nahi. Tumne kuch galtiyan ki, kuch maine (it's okay, you made some mistakes, and I did some).' She told me that my heart is clean now after coming out with the truth, and it's time to move on and live our lives," the actor explained. He further addressed a question that he is often asked, whether getting clean was ‘tough’ or not. To this, he said, "It wasn't the case for me. I was at peace after telling her the truth. I did wrong to her, and it was important for me to tell her the truth to wash away my sins. I felt liberated after telling her the truth."The conversation then turned to his struggle with alcoholism, which he described as the ‘biggest regret’ of his life. He admitted that he would have been a very different person had he quit earlier.